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As requested, here is Part 2!! Hanover, MA I just want to say a huge THANK YOU to everybody for all of the overwhelming support that I have received! It is so appreciated!!! Not sure if part two will live up to what people were expecting, but I hope you enjoy! Some additional context: Why I was parked there—The Colby Phillips conservation area is directly behind these houses. The start of the trail is literally on this road right in between the white house and the brown house on Circuit St. The people in the brown house have large trucks that they park directly on the trail, taking up the public space, which helps hide the trail so the public doesn't see it. When I first got there, I parked further up, closer to the brown house. People in the brown house, including the double back bird lady (see part 1), came out of the house rudely telling me I can't park there. To which I responded it's a public road and there are no No Parking signs and I can park there. They told me big trucks come in and out often and it would be hard for them to get around my car. I didn't have to, but I moved my car back because I'm not trying to mess up anyone's day or cause problems for any trucks. So I moved my car back toward the white house where you see it in this video. I went on a lovely walk in the woods for about an hour with the dog and when I returned, there were a bunch of people standing around my car and a note taped to my window. They were telling me I can't park there. I told them yes I can and I took the note off and handed it back to them. They started harassing me so that's when I pulled out my phone and started recording. Then they called the police (see part 1). There is also a Rail Trail close by, at the end of this dead end street, and Officer Connors kept saying I was walking on it, which I wasn't, not that it matters. The parking lot for the Rail Trail he was referring to is on another road across the street from a very busy intersection. People are not required to park there for the rail trail, but it's there for extra parking. I was using the Colby Phillips trails and parked literally at the start of the trail. Why should I walk from much further away when the start of the trail is right there? It's a public street and public parking is allowed. They are just mad that they live next to a trailhead and think they own the road. Stay tuned for Part 3!

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